This event is presented by MacArthur Foundation
How can journalism organizations find their voices within a crowded media ecosystem? How can we connect with audiences inundated with information? Learn how listening is the key.This panel will discuss how media-making organizations that represent the views and lived experiences of diverse communities are helping reshape journalism by engaging the public in an ongoing series of conversations.
We will explore how technology coupled with in-person engagement opportunities can create a media ecosystem that is more connected, equitable,and offers a wider spectrum of perspectives. These efforts will come to life through the voices of organizations that work both locally and internationally. Each organization is unique and creates journalism and media content that is original, illuminating, engaging, and consequential.
This event is at capacity. Attendees who have an RSVP will be invited into the room on a first-come, first-served basis, so please do come a few minutes before the event is scheduled to begin. Attendees on the waitlist for this event will be invited in on a first-to-check-in basis if there is still space available after the programming begins.
Speakers
Tracy Brown
Managing Editor, Chicago Public Media
Bettina Chang
Co-Founder and Editorial Director, City Bureau
Fernando Diaz
Editor and Publisher, The Chicago Reporter
Jorge Caraballo Cordovez
Growth Editor, Radio Ambulante